Vishvkarma Fabrication

We’ve been at Plot No-7 for quite a while now. If you head down to Durga Market near Devi Ahilya Wahi Chauraha, you’ll probably hear us before you see us. It’s usually loud with the sound of grinding and welding going on all day. Shahpura is a busy area, and we fit right in with the rest of the shops around here. Most days, it’s just us working through a pile of metal rods or fixing up a gate that someone brought in. The shop isn't much to look at, just a practical space where we get things done. We usually have tea around eleven when things quiet down for a minute. My father started this, and I just kept it going because it’s what I know how to do. People come by asking if we can fix a broken hinge or weld a frame together, and we just tell them to leave it and come back tomorrow. It’s dusty work, and our clothes are always stained with grease and iron filings, but that’s just how it goes in a fabrication shop. We don’t have a big office or anything, just the workbench and our tools. Sometimes the power goes out, and we have to wait it out, chatting with the neighbors. It's a simple life here in Shahpura, keeping busy and making sure the work is solid enough to last. We don't worry about being fancy because that's not what the work is about. We just take it one day at a time.